Airdrop parameters will never make everyone happy but our goal is help the project optimize for the aspects they're looking for e.g. typically get new high quality users to their project

> "airdrop amount is too small" vs "not enough people are getting the airdrop" and "my attribute/action didn't get included"

The more users included in the user list, the smaller the airdrop amount. We're trying to find a balance where it's enough for users to play around with but has enough users trying it out. Each project has a different criteria and it will vary

> "I didn't get an airdrop" vs "I don't want to see airdrops"

If you don't want to get airdrop offer notifications, ping me and I'll exclude you from future lists

Developer ecosystem @farcaster, co-founder @bountycaster. Previously: co-founder of Scalar Capital, product at Coinbase, co-producer @ethereumfilm

I think there’s an entitlement issue.

Tbh, I think it’s annoying.  But at the same time, I know it’s a net benefit, so so I think it’s annoying enough to not get notifications about offers? No.  Do I concede that part of my annoyance might be me feeling entitled because I either feel like my time is precious or I might not get an airdrop that I thought I should get,  sure. But when it’s all said and done, who cares? 

If you’re that mad about some one off notifications,  there are more issues you need to attend to in your spirit.  (The collective you, not specifically you, Linda.)